Local residents and visitors noted around Mt Vernon
Short locals list many residents and visitors visiting Mt Vernon and Gambier including Maxwell Meech Beam Nixon Hart Shoult Oswalt Williamson Parker Carmoyn Rockwell and others. A May 30 Decoration Day closing affects the grocery. An orchard demonstration at Charles Knear’s and carpet ads from Arnold Co highlight community activity and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nixon
Chicago
Ill
W. T. Hart
Delaware
Gambier
Weder
C. W. Shoult
Delia
Ohio
John Oswalt
Novick
Buckaye
W. F
P. A. Berry
Rata Uves
Harold Williamson
South Vernon
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Mis Della Parker
Mt. Vernon College
Academia
Clyde
BH. C. Mendenhall
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Charles Knear
Arnold Co
Vernon
David L. Rockwell
Uilding and Loan Associations
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Staunton
Mt Vernon
Chapps
He Ar Hold Co
Hind
Wakehild
Columb
Fairchild
Columnbunney
Maine
Harker Laybirger
Miemibirg
Mome
Vents Pan
Wallaee
Gambio Bank to Take Over Ohio Firm Under State Review
An Ohio state banking department action outlines a plan affecting The Gambler Bank of Gambler Ohio and the transfer of assets or control to a designated party. The filing indicates required proofs and compliance steps under state banking provisions and regulatory procedures to authorize the anticipated bank change.
Reciprocal reciprocity drive ties farmers to national groups
Washington reports that farmer organizations and the agricultural press sparked a national movement for reciprocity. Congress debates, with Ralph W Mose of Indiana citing resolutions and Alvin H Saunders leading the organizing drive. The Senate considers amendments to antitrust law while Lorimer’s Senate seat faces renewed investigation amid bribery claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Press of
Nation
Ralph W. Mose
Idiana
Congres
Flouse
Moss
Alvin H. Saunders
A. H. Saunders
Pres. Taft
Saunders
Breedero’ Gazette
United States
Moas
Reciprocal Tariff League
Mont
Lurimer
William Lorimer
Tinois
Senate
Helm
Springfield
Lorimer
Eagle Grove Area Social Roundup
GW Shipley and wife spent Tuesday with William Harris. Jay Montgomery and family spent Sunday afternoon with fd Phillipa. Mr Lynn of Chicago spent part of last week near Stata Oldaker Mille Grace Coward of North Liberty visited Edith Btofer. William Grossman, home from Columbus for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs W Parsons and family visited his parents J J Robinson. Grace Grossman attends Columbus this week for her brother James graduation from the school of pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Wiliam Harris
Jay Montgomery
Fd Phillipa
Mr. Lynn
Chicago
Stata Oldaker
Grace Coward
North Libertye
Misa
Edith Btofer
William Grossman
Columbus
Mra
W. Parsons
J. J. Robinson
Mias Grace Grossman
Colmmbus
James
School of Pharmacy
Double Wedding At Academia Celebrated At 6 Oclock
A society note reports the double wedding of Loun Metcalf and Edna Mae Cook with Clarence Vo Loach and Mia Halla Odell Metcalf, taken place in Academia on Tuesday at 6. The ceremony was by Rev. C. J. Butcher with 125 guests on the Cook residence lawn. Lunch followed, served on the lawn, with Mt Vernon college orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academia
Loun
Met
Calf
Edna Mae Cook
Clarence Vo Loach
Mia Halla
Odell Metcalf
Lawd
W. H. Cook
C. J. Butcher
Mins Blanche de Stelder
Munro
Mt. Vernon College Orchestra
O. D. Metcalf
Misa Hagel Loach
D. J. Metead
Josephine Irvin
California
Lonn Metcalf
Mt Vernon College
Miki Cooke Lite
Clarence Leach
Advential Periodicaly
Miss Metcall
Mew
B. W. Metcall
Mra. Leach
Harkeraburs
West Virginia
Mra. Metcalf
Parkersburg
Institute Notes and County Activities Portrait
A fragmented report from a White Ribbon column detailing a church institute, programs, and social events in Knox County. It mentions attendees Mrs Johnson, Mrs Gower, Mrs Titon, and other trustees, a matron contest, readings, sermons, refresh ments, and social hours. It urges home focus, county support, and rhythmic moral exhortations, with a note on Mae Biolia Anderson visiting Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.otd
Chas, Johnson
Manefight Avenue
Thton
Long
Minster
Mosers
Workman
Oxior
Arminnac
Johnson
Mra. Gower
Ptet
Neal Alande
Mra
Knox County
Amity
Mesdames Titon
Gates
Meassra
Gower
Levering
Hemicelver
Somnorrow
Johna
Mother
Tong
School of Youth
School of Purity
Local residents set for automobile race trips to Indianapolis
Mr William Sanderson and Mr D A Upham plan early week drives to Indianapolis to attend major automobile races. Charles Aler may reenlist after serving in the US Army. Darwint and Academia homes host visitors Rollin Kulb and family. Kathleen Lauderbaugh attends Womens Home Missionary society convention in Millersburg. Stella Rosenthal returns from Knot trip with niece Ruth May from Steubenville. Danish visit for US Squadron officers includes banquet with King Frederick and excursions near Copenhagen aboard the Louisiana Nagship Kansas New Hampshire South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ®. Sanderson
Indianapolis
D. A. Upham
Ind
Charles Aler
United States Army
Clarence Lwach
Darwint
Academia
Rollin Kulb
California
Southwest
Luiner
J. . Hays
Martinsburg
Kathleen Lauderbaugh
East Chestnut Street
Women's Home Missionary Society
Millersburg
Stella Rosenthal
Copenhagen
Frederick
Louisiana
Nagship
Kansas
New Hampshire
South Carolina
First Italian Execution in Montreal Set for Tomorrow
Montreal news reports the May 26 execution of Francesco Grevelo, condemned for murdering fellow Italian Giuseppe Chine. The local Italian colony failed to secure a commute amid rising concern over crimes by Italians in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Francesco Grevelo
Guiseppe Chine
Portland Rose Festival Opens With Free Roses Display
Portland Oregon May 26 One million roses will be distributed free to visitors at the Portland Rose Festival early next month. The festival grew from a small start into a Northwest favored annual carnival with a royal welcome to Rex Oregonus. The week promises floral pageants a battle of rows a battery of electrical parade regatta and other outdoor sports as committees strive to top past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Rex Oregonus
State convention of mayors opens in Poughkeepsie
Municipal officials from New York cities gather in Poughkeepsie for the state convention of mayors and city officials. Representatives from leading urban areas descend on the city to discuss a wide range of municipal problems during the three day session that begins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Tuskegee graduation address by Judge Terrell
In Tuskegee Alabama on May 25 many visitors attended commencement at Tuskegee Institute. The speech to graduates was delivered by Judge Robert H. Terrell of the Municipal Court of the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrodvedd
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Culber Won
Texas
Tuckegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Robert H. Terrell
Municipal Court of the District of Columbia
Fort Worth votes on Sunday movies in first U S referendum
In Fort Worth Texas a Sunday opening referendum was held with moving picture houses seeking permission for Sunday performances. Church groups opposed the measure prompting the City Commission to order a special election. A Massachusetts official is quoted on living costs and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth Worth
Texas
United States
Fort Worth
Moving Picture Theatre
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
Frank Harper
Egitar
Sermi Wow Weekly
Mt. Vernon, C
Pontwnice
FP. Maxwell
Jdma
Charles B. Meech
Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
P 6. Chase
Sparta
Freak L. Beam
State OF Ohio Department OF Banks and Banking
Faye
SCCHG
AUG Tanking Company
Gambler
Canara Cale
Worsona Wiener
Gambioe
Idank Amph
Bufier Wml
Banke of the
Ohto
Aerier Obi
Vital Washington News
Democrats
Otaten Nevate
Hotae
Prac Healy
Bente
Eagle Grove
North Main Street
Windergarten
Mine Gornelin
Mae Biolia Anderson
Bangs
Pratty, Jong Kimonos
Victor of
Perr
Jens
Gether
Shepherd
The
J. S. Ringwalt Company
L. A. Weiss
W. High St
A. J. Henley & Co
Main St
Central
Tuskegee
Massachusetts
Woolson
Tennessee Travelers Meet
Tate Spring
Tenn
Tennessee Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
M. F. D. Wallin
Harriman
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